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Doom makes it more accessible by not being too fast paced and just more easier to pick up and play compared to games Quake 3 Arena or Unreal Tournament. These games are generally known for being very fast and over the top from the violence, the weapons, the movement, and they’re also known for being eSport friendly or built for competitive play. It is simply a more accessible version of arena shooters which is a sub genre of the first-person shooter genres. Doom has never been strong in the multiplayer department and I personally think the multiplayer is actually really good for Doom’s level of standards.
I am not the biggest fan of the game’s multiplayer, but I wouldn’t say it’s bad and I would say it’s still a fairly admirable mode.
With that mentioned, I still believe players should give the multiplayer a shot.
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When the full game was released, it was still criticized for being underwhelming and it wasn’t as praised as well as the campaign component among many reviewers and gamers alike. I still remember when a lot of Steam users were very upset with the game’s multiplayer that the reviews were very negative which shocked me and perhaps the developers too.
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I think I completed the game around 13-15 hours on Ultra Violence difficulty on my first playthrough and I was shocked to see this game lasting that long because I thought it be no more than 11 hours long when I just predicted how long it could be before the game came out.ĭoom’s multiplayer was mostly criticized when id Software released a public beta.
Just like the classic games, there’s still a heavy emphasis on exploration where if you do explore, you get rewarded for more resources for your upgrading needs or finding items to make later fights more easier and reasonable. The game is also long too if you take your time and actually explore the levels. For those who aren’t familiar with Doom’s combat, it is fast and a game that encourage you to play aggressively, but on higher difficulty settings, you must learn when to be aggressive and when to be passive as enemies become very deadly with their damage output. You’ll never know when a Hell Knight can simply charge at you or do a surprise leap attack on you to catch you off guard which means the combat is always exciting and there’s always a chance you can experience different things the next time you play the same encounter. The combat is much more advanced than ever since the AI no longer just simply charge at you like they did in the first two games. There’s a lot more emphasis on upgrading your protagonist and your weapons which does make the combat more interesting as you progress deeper in the campaign. This new Doom maintains a lot of what made the classics so great, but also expands upon it and throws in some new modern twist to make the game feel familiar and refreshing. There’s a lot of quality in the classic games ranging from its satisfying gunplay to an emphasis on exploration to its formula which would standardized first-person shooters back in the early to late ’90s.
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Let me tell you why you should play this game if you haven’t gotten your hands on it because I’m sure you’re missing out a lot!ĭoom has always been a first-person shooter series known for its quality single player experiences. Right now, it’s around $20 on Amazon, and I personally think that is a steal for this kind of game. You can get the game fairly cheap nowadays. I don’t know how many people grew up playing the Doom games when they were young, but I’m grateful I got to and it is definitely one of the best series that the genre has to offer. It’s just because the game is very very good game and reboot of what used to be the Call of Duty back in the early ’90s. The original game was really my first “real” video game I played since I remembered playing a bunch of educational computer games before I discovered Doom. If you’ve been reading my blog posts lately, you’ll notice I mention Doom (2016) a lot of times.
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